Photographs by Ansel Adams and other noted artists were featured in the recent Art Appreciation class taught by San Quentin’s Prison University … [Read more...]
Gov. Signs Cell Phone Bill
California is cracking down on contraband cell phones in prisons, which authorities say are used to plot crimes outside prison walls. Gov. Jerry Brown … [Read more...]
Realignment Differs County to County
COMPILED QUOTES FROM THE CDCR STAR County Officials have varying opinions about funding realignment and its affect on public safety. San Francisco … [Read more...]
Poetry
By CHUCK RITCHEY The lonely prisoner sits in his cell, dieing slowly in his special kind of hell. All those he knew have now forgot. Society has left … [Read more...]
Being an Official
One of the most important and least appreciated components of sports is the officials who keep order and enforce the rules, according to some of the … [Read more...]
Remembering Al Davis
The San Quentin Flag Football Team, the “All Maddens,” remembers the greatness of legendary Raiders owner Al Davis, who died Oct. 8. Wide receiver Ray … [Read more...]
S.Q.Kings Lose To Sports Ministry
Thanks to a barrage of timely three-pointers, the Sports Ministry pulled away in the final minutes to defeat the San Quentin Kings basketball team, … [Read more...]
Baseball and Teamwork
Staphont Smith, a player for the San Quentin Giants, discusses his baseball history and the importance of teamwork. How long have you been playing for … [Read more...]
S.Q. Giants Victorious Over All-Black Baseball Team
The San Quentin Giants’ late innings hitting and base stealing proved to be major factors in their 11-8 victory over the All Blacks. During the bottom … [Read more...]
Lifer Parole: Not Discussing the Crime May Allow for Parole Denial
An inmate decision not to discuss the circumstances of his crime, which resulted in a conviction of a second-degree murder, provided support for the … [Read more...]
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